dressed up การใช้

• Elsewhere the readings are dressed up with harp and fiddle filigree.
• Here I am, all dressed up and nowhere to go.
• Nowadays, she'd be considered dressed up ."
• It can be dressed up for evening or down for day.
• There was also a guy dressed up as a green rat.
• It came to town dressed up as the San Francisco Giants.
• It's sort of like getting dressed up on Sunday.
• When you get dressed up, you use a little more.
• It's fun getting dressed up and going to parties.
• So her husband is all dressed up with nowhere to go.
• Get all dressed up and make a date out of it.
• Even the plainest yards get dressed up nowadays with specialty mowing.
• People have dressed up for Sunday dinner in the dining room.
• People, paintings and buildings all seem to be dressed up.
• Only 6 percent of the NRA stories were similarly dressed up.
• Some, like knickers-clad Chris Perry, dressed up.
• When they get dressed up they go more into business mode,
• They were basically all dressed up with no place to go.
• And then some things you have to get dressed up for.
• A couple of the guys are sort of dressed up today.